Ohio State still controls its destiny in the College Football Playoff and Big Ten Championship Game races, but the Buckeyes enter a tough November slate with no margin for error.

Luke Fahey becomes just the fifth true freshman to start a game at quarterback for Ohio State, joining Art Schlichter, Terrelle Pryor, Braxton Miller and Kyle McCord.

Julian Sayin is at the L.A. Coliseum for Ohio State vs. USC, making the trip with his teammates with his throwing arm in a sling two weeks after he was injured against Indiana.

Luke Fahey is expected to make his first career start against USC this weekend. CBS Sports' Matt Zenitz and On3’s Pete Nakos reported Friday that Fahey will start at quarterback for Ohio State against ...

Ryan Day said last week that Ohio State's new starting quarterback has to "get it in the neighborhood of No. 4," and Jeremiah Smith has proven that to be true his whole career.

Only four true freshmen have ever started a game at quarterback for Ohio State: Kyle McCord, Braxton Miller, Terrelle Pryor and Art Schlichter. We look at how they performed.

After opening as a 7.5-point favorite over USC in August, the Buckeyes are now listed as a 6.5-point favorite over the Trojans despite USC’s loss to Wisconsin.

While Julian Sayin is injured, Ohio State has five other players from Southern California with the potential to break out vs. USC, including Luke Fahey, Chris Henry Jr. and Phillip Bell.

Anthony Thompson will need time to adjust to the college game before showcasing his potential, the same way former Ohio State star Malaki Branham did five years ago.

Buckeye Nation defends Ohio State legend Braxton Miller after the official NBA account labels him as just another “fan” hoping to get his jersey signed by LeBron James.

John Mobley Jr. "hasn't been back on the court yet” after his injury against Butler, but Jake Diebler doesn't anticipate the star guard's recovery will take much longer.

Ryan Day says “it’s definitely possible” that Luke Fahey and Tavien St. Clair will both play against USC, though he doesn‘t want the starting quarterback looking over his shoulder.